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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-30
THE CREDIPoRs DEFEATED.
They Try to Make Eggteston a General
Partner of the Kershaw Firm.

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 29.-The c,se of
certain creditors against Board of Trade
Of c. j. Kershaw& Co., which collapsed
during the big wheat corner and which
shook 80 many firms to the foundation
and wrecked several Cincinnati concerns,
was decided to-day resulting in the de-
feat of the creditors snd vi;tory for c.
B. Eggleston, who was special partner
and toe only member of the firm having
any property. The creditors claimed
Ekgleston was interested In the business
and should therefore be declared : gener al
partner and be compelled to settle the
indebte dness Of the firm. ssTo this Eggles-
ton oemurred and the court sustained the
demurrer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-30
Forney.
,ueeIal tn the Gazette

special to the Gazette,
FoRNEY, TEX Nov. 90 The exsmin-
ing trial Of W H. Brazwell was called in
the Justices court to-day, on charge of
selling mortgaged cotton. After hearing
the evidence on both sides Justice j. S
Woods bound him over to the District
court in the sum of $500. In default Of
bond he was sent to jail.
Forney is to have an election on local
option on December TO-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-30
Assignment at Rookdale.

0dL5EtEs
RocKDALK, TEX, NOV. ga. Steinburg,
agent. dong general merchandise busi
ness at this place and Thorndsle, made
an assignment last night to II. Whether.
The liaoliities are $4,000, assets about
the same, of which 81, 1000 is in notes and
accounts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-30
A NeRrnsA l8enueat.

XENIA, OHIO, Nov. go M. Gaunt,
wealthy colored resident of this county,
nas decided his property valued at $50. 600
to the Wilberfofce University. That in
siitutien is the pioneer of its class and is
Leading negro school.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-30

graph Company with the object of build
ing line across the continent from New
York to San Francisco. The COMPANY is
to be Incorporated with capital of 3d.
0On, 600 and authority to increase il to
$50 10000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-30

morse tneit. was acquItrea. Ille-cJare VS..
BUCK Reagan. for theft. is on trial
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-30
a Po.tal relssrsph company

Boston, MASS, Nov. ga petition
has been fled with the Secretary of State
for presentation TO the Legislature, signed
by Chester Snow and others, for incor
poration as Postal Automatic Tile
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-30

Z Cser nave tusIr new sure ne1rIy COM
1leted. They will soon open business
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-30
Huntsville Normal.

spEUlHI 20 ING GkZ6tE6.
HUNTSVILLE, TEX Nov. 29.-The nor
nal closed lis first quarter last week, and
is in very lourish1Ig condition, there
being about 260 students in attendance.
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Astonishing Success.

It Is the duty Of every person whd
has used Boschee's German Syrup
to let its wonderful qualities be
known to their friends In curing
Consumption. severe Cough. Group.
Asthma, Pneumonia, and 10 fact
all throat and lung diAcuses. No
person can uae 1t without immn.ii
ate relief. Three doses will relieve
any case, and reconsider II the duty
OF all Druggists to recommend 1t to
the poor, dying consnmptive. at
least to Try one bottle, 10 $4,000
dozen bottles were sold last year,
and not one case where It failed
Was reported. Such medicine as
the German Syrup cannot be too
widely known. Ask your druggist
ahont 1t. Sample bottles to try,
sold at 10 cents. Regular size Is
cents. Sold by all Druggists and
Dealers In the United states and
Canada. 3eowm3
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-02-03
What is It? and What It il.

PapillOn (Clalke's extract Of FAX
Skin Cure; like many other inesti-
Unable benefits to mankind, was dis.
covered by accident. The proprie.
tor, engaged in the preparation OF
certain plants, from time to time
noticed the pffec, Of working In the
pulp watts on the skin. II there was
present any cnsancons .rul.ti0ns,
warts hlemishes ur scrofal.nis symp-
toms, ali disappeared as ii by magic
After experimenting ten yenrs, il
has become a scientific fact and a
priceless boon to the human race.
From giving away Il few bottles, To-
demand hns Increased until the
sale for the past two yenrs amounts
10 1,032.OOO bottles. Lnrgc bottles
only $l.OO. for sale by Lowry &
Connolly.
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The Marbles.

The Famous Marble Dramatic
Company open u season Of SIX nights
commencing Monday night Feb. 7th
The opening play will be the Ele.
giant Society, French Play Of For
get me not; Ella Marble in her great
character OF Stephany De- Manrevart
supported by Harry 7. LOOMS. as
Sir Horace W.lby. Billy Marble, rs
Prince Mallicottc, and the fun com.
pany appearing in the act perform
ahce will conclude with Q great
Marble farce. admission 10, %, and
80 cents. Reserved seats ut Lomae
Bros, Secure your seats.
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limo: tnnt to Earlxcrs.

Cattlt's horns yank-,l OIL with
promp.r.ss and dispatch, In the
most humane manner known to
mortal man. Heads exqnisitly
shaped with mechanical precision
in the latest styles OF fashion. The
intense hatred toward one. another
and Unborn desire to do mischief are
subdued almost instantaneously with
sharp tools and Arm hand.
W. ii. RIcHA Dis,
Farmer, DebogpeS and Cyest.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-02-03

That our rcadets may obtain a
true and accurate knowledge OF the
agricultural conditions Of the north
west, We have arranged with the
leading farm paper Of that section
whereby Il will he sent for enc year
in connection with the PLAIN DEALER
for $l.z5. Come aud see 1t.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-02-03

Every day adds to the great am.
cunt Of evidence as to the curative
powers OF Hoods 6arsaparilla. Let.
tiers are continually being received
from all sections Of the country, tel
ling OF benefits derived from this
great medicine. It IL uns qnalled for
general debility, AMI rs u blood puri-
ticr, expeiiiny every trace OF scrofl-
In or other impurity. Now Is the
time to tuke 1t. Prepared by G. I.
Hood 4 Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold by
all druggists.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-02-03
THE KING or THE kORGANS

Record a:s,x at 10 years Record aaT at 2oyears
NJ Boscobel, Wis. o. Monroe, Wis,
Last half in 100 ever slow half mile track.
I sire or Bashaw Bill. e:s:E: Burdatte 40;
Pedro. 244 winner Of second money IN field Of
eight. time $50 Sal. 2:s54: iierod II trial IS;
! Is; Michael. three years old, trial SOL.
Herods fee Tor 1887, $2s. with privilege Of
turning mare or substitute II she iails 20 set
with foal or loses her f0al.
Among the many coments upon Hsrod the
following are selected:
From tho breeders Gazette: Nerod Is the
most notable living member Of = wonderful
good family h Ii rises. The chicago Ilorseman
speaking Of the Morgan f,mtly says: .'iicrnd,
undOnb' edly Its greatest living representative
The Western sportsman Says A JUICE must
pronounce him real tspe Of the Alnafissn
roadster. model u strery h and action
We believe that II Harod could had the kind Of
treatment and skiiful handling when In thf
prime OF horse life, that he receives at tiie
hands Of tho present owner, the fastest stalliof
record would now stand TO his credit.
Mr.. W II. Wilson OF Cyn,hIaha. Kentucky
who paid So, 900 for sultan wrote me for I'll
mare. by lleroI and wanted the old hnr.c HIM
self. several other prominent breeders IL kci
lucky md other states have made tempting
| offers for him. Does not this prove that hi
progeny will be sought after!
| After the most dtligent search. fail to n.t
more than nifty OF Heroa get older than Year
Hugs anu every one t0lI has Dt.ea Trained IS
! trOtted. Like many other great horses he ha
been neglected uatil old age.
l1RtMPlE, Years = ss, ,niara.i lib sv =. kic r
and not trained rlncp; got by ira mp sire o
SIX In the thirty list and twelve under rs.
dam by Shick son Of Green's Bashaw sire .
fourteen In the thirty list. e d the dam O
Joe Bennett, the fastest young trOtics Uf hi
day IN Iowa Tramp'e Is the sire III ia!isman
| four year old record 3l594 Temptations fur We.
old record 3On. Was eny b.aIcna nnse b.
stiles In 25D and saw her pull her owner
! weighing It's pounds IN $50 pound road car
/ better tnan forty clip late last Octnb'r r: Ia
| rctA, Two year Old record 3:l6 can trof IT..
| clip Token record 3:h1h: Temple. four YEA
old trial, 23s, V Sc x; seconds. . twcty-six ell
She ran away hitchpd with another horse sO0
AFTER ami was disabled.
TRANrLE's fee Tor 1881, SIS TO insure a MIR
with foal.
Tabu,atad pedigree n roth horse. sea- 20 n
applicants ann further information cheer uil
furnished. Pasturaye for mares to b. b cd, 2
/ cents week.
The breeders Gazette furnished ct lowest ciu
r.,s>, - par year. 1t Is the most valuable liz
stock weekly pun shed In this c9un.rs. salaii
copies upon app alton.
|. Farm one mite forth OF Presto on the 10, \
tain rad.
n. T. caATTAN.
/ % n Iosmnnra MINI,
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Books and Stationery,
Printing.
Superintendent OF Schools,
Elections.
BoTnf. ON wild animals,
Bridge.
Miscellaneous,
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olshly equipped road In Illinois, Wisconsin
Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota and DAKOTA.
u IL the Rest eirect Route bet =,
principal poiats In the Northwest zen ~
West and Far West. ~nd Sou'
For maps, time tables, rEtes
of tile (.HIc .nn MitwAr t;re-t station ageii;
WAY, or to any Rajlr' 81 II. iAtL sA!i.-
World sdo agent any Where IN the
z. MILLER,
Genn ~ y, u. CAEPEaIEE.
4 y r1v. mayer. GENT Pass. & 1icket AgL
Aas,r AK, GEJ. II. MEAFEOcn.
4cnI Manager. Asst Gen'l Pass a. TIKI. Ast
MILWAUKEE. WISCONSIN.
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- For notices In reference to Special En-
clrsi0ns: changes OF time, and other items q!
interest IN connection with the Chicago, Nil.
Manhee ~ Paul hallway, please refer TO tht
Ocal columns OF this paper
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RMS 81; 81; ;$;; ~; ' y: !; $;
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JANUARY SESSION 1887.

erroneously returned against So. 6Wl4
Sec. 1 and 81. Sell, NWl Sec. II al
in 1. 81, r. IA, Tor the year 1853
Prontsition Of James McCullum, NJ u.
n furnish medical attendance, ETC.. FOL
the poor for th, year 1887 on the same
terms as for the previous year, il hereby
accented and the Auditor authorized K
renew the contract.
Resolved. That the county auditor bt
and is hereby instructed to Issue war
rant on tie county fund in favor OF 10
seph Batterham for 500 to apply on hi
saiary as steward OF the poor isulse.
In the matter o. the claim Ut A8roI
St.John fol damage cansed 10y the kiinnG
OF calf by dogs, a detailed account o
such killing beng on fle in tho AUDITOR
office. il appearing TO the satisfaction o.
the board that said killing was done b!
dons AMI ,a,.t the dogs were not owned
by claimant and that TIE vaina vi said
calf Was ten ollars; Therefore,
Rrsolred. That the c.,ilnty au.iitsr bt
and is hereby instructed to issue war
rant on the domestic animal fund IL
favor OF Aaron St.John for $3.50, that
amount beius % per cent Of tic ad,"d0ed
value Of said calf
Balance I'll uds 0OSuk1IA - Sss4N
III. claims and accounts against the
COUNTY.
Board adjourned until p. "a. Januar.
III, 1887.
SEVENTH DAf.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Ali li.nlbers present. !,
Day occupied in settlement with cot,i1
/, ufIirers and IN examination OF claims
Board adjourned until 3 .. "a. ia 'uar.
18th, 1881.
EIoiiTH DAT.
Boari mel pnr.unat tn adjournment
Al, no Int nh y itt. ss,'t:
Day occupied in settlement Vita "s'ts't'
or aud clerk. u.,
Board adjourned until , a. u. January
l2lh, 1851.
NINTH DAY.
Board net pursuant to adjou: pweuk
~ wawbess present.
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1885

IL UJl - A10'lU
b. +. DAVIS.
Auditor Howard Co., la.
Subscribed and sworn to before me by
b. F. Davis this 10th day OF January, A.
%. 1887. JACOB WELSH,
Clerk.
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FOURTEENTH DAN.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
All we're present.
Completed settlement with county aud-
| itor, found bis accounts correct and a bal
ance Of Redemption money in his hands
Of S1123.74.
Ordered that county auditor redeem
tax sale certifictt, Nos. 500 OF 1878 AMI
sol Of 1879 the same having been sold
enormously for taxes Of 1877 and 1875
respectively.
Balance Of day occupied in examination
Of claims against the county.
Board adjourned until a. m. Januar,
18th, 1887.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11
For Rent--Rooms.

roR RENT~HOrsR WITTY All MODERN
inls lsTosemfuls a. 81 NsshiuFton.sl Apply
- J. AZ Cook lts Nssblnviol-st q
IfQR RFNT-AFTER APRIL lsT, 1HE STORE
1 30 PeaE = uow occupied iOr printing Of
Lces Wheeler & Green. sa
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

Tsw and profitable oil wells coming in at
Lima
Fremont advertising for proposals to
drill gss wells.
Frank Parker. sged 10. arrested ior torg-
cry at Wsssrly.
GsnevA. Ash.sta'a County. las the gas
fever and W.. ddi.
soldiers monument unvailed at New
philzdelphia Nay Is.
Cas- drilisrs a. Isipsic have bad luck and
make slew progress
II7monib. H'ch'ara County, veil down
g 9oo Test. bat 30 gas in sight
Mrs. Nsran haea SO for calling Mr.
Miller a big sauerkrAut Ali IN CleTs-
lana
N-s. Towr acaf 50 fell IN c.sfsrn a.
orsen6-id eh.is dfa~lus wstsr and
Drowned.
Northwestern Ohio Volunteer Fi-rnan's
tsscgist'rl n..a r ronEtnfi11 az la41en-
vile ssAiari toaaf7 Asy -
David r. Corvin. Dayton Republican.
elected NifT Solicitor. f1eugh Council IS r
~ add proszal sosititor Democrat.
u1rae ths storm isr Tagsst4r aai a.
il -zr ss gaal.s ezzs ere sail % have 1siien
st Hartford
TIE sind Taarsisr bisw TIE roof oa =
iafa nelau<irg to Nrs. = p Myers Al
fhefiA il fs'i on osofge W fafhes Nagon.
crushing lL
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

Prof GcLDwN SHtrs. IN q leciErs bs-
fors Tie stndsufs 20 Cornell University.
informed ihsg8 !hAt 'shs separation ot ths
American colonies from EaEIsnj wss
great calamity - all and .n his paper,
tas Toronto H-ssk. hs lately assured tia
visiting world thAs the signature 70 ths
fAsSxth leiser published IN the Isonaoa
Times waa zeuuioA We had rssso1 90
suspect iho Professor vas raiGfaksa Ia
ths frst Instance AMI uo~ thas thars s
sstisfsclory evidences both in Engls1l
sud n Nsbrssss that tbe PsHvELl isfer
vas q forgery, Hs voais7ely escl'us tt
beiis-e thsi oer separstion from Enziand
vas a calEm,y to TIA coIonie5.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

Probably ie3. Il any. msu u this conn.
~ ars noge familiar with The ius and
outs u The copper saisias industry than
Ssnsso- Jar HuaBELi- IL an inieryiew
gu0laho1 II yes,snday's Free Press, the
Senator predicts hat the organisation OF
ths great corpor ri5n 70 build smelling
works u Duluth meaas ferce hght Tor
ne snpremaey ard TIA. there wall "a
cheap copper Tor mAuy yesrs." TIA
Calumet and Hscls nina. he says, sill
sell At 9iz cenis, II necessary, and "cn u
pinch' can drop % 0 csnts. So
whether the miners live ar die, we shall
have cne6p vasb-Ooilers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11
wANTEo a WISE.
A aysssrr Over which naskexon is Dadiy
Moris~d up.


Worked up.
About one week sgo there appeared a. the
enp. msnt Office OF Geo II. Jack a rlsn.
sosreE hzt advanced 10 years, icing IN ;hs
ussshhorhood Of hfty Who claimed to be q
larfasr. well 70 ID. and living about -Four
miles rom Shelby. lie gave as The object
cf his visit. disappointment in past love and
as his sole thought was OF maiEimony, he
prayed the manager Of that Office % inter
eide ia his behalf aud TO Gs.ls. him ont Of
his dilima Mr.. Jack afrced TO help
him through ihe medium OF ths
pres aad 10 that eud put
Advertisements in our city papers. The
nan gave his maine AZ 81 lchEei IoUen. and
sd5rcss shelby. Daring the suspense of sn
answer AI >. Wa 10 remain II the city,
and therefore went 10 tas American House
waefc hs remained two days, taen disap-
pearipT altJge,ncr. IS 3lie ih tie employ
.aeat of5cc he showed 4 lArge roii d: bills.
aud bis Sudden departure 10 somewhat Of <
mystery.
lie Eas known b have been in dive
in that portion OF The city known a. the
cawdusf" since which time be bas 10
been seen. Odicers are giving the matter
some attention and a thorough inyes,isa-
ton vii. b. Instituted soon. and search
made for HIM.
Ills friends a. Shelby have been asked
as 10 BIS whereabouts. but can throw no
light on tho matter. Another feature OF the
csse Is shat about one week before he made
has busiress known - Mr. Jacks, he mar
rici young sirl Is years OF age. wno re-
sided sllh her mother in Montague. aud
returned 20 tue farm with his tender BRIDE;
however. the mother objecting IL the mar
usee. vent 10 hls residence during bis sb-
sence and compslled the girl 70 return
home with her The mother then took tho
ease 70 The CircEit fudge. who held the
marriage 70 De void. and again placed the
Tbs DID maa Ia the market.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

Touorrov afteruoon hss been s5t
apart Tor ths consideration BY the House
At Lansing q Representative Csoss hf-
Insurance. hHl Tie agents snd sttos-
neYs ot tbs graveyard ooncsrns wiiI be
en- band ard vii movs heaven and eer'h
e. o. amend the oill a. 30 prscficslly XII
r. NJ. Csosa hss given the sHoiscf wlth
vnich ais siii 3sais. lenE. eae-iai and
eonscisnt.ous sfrdy ard fhe hiI ss n
nov stsnds II nct IA bsli-qe. hksiY b
- imprCTsi by sny suendmenss. "a ia
- he hoped thsfs will - t5rcs - sbarac-
tsr enough N ihs iss.s'sturs e. Pass il
IN spite = ~ determined snd unscrl
psions iobty iha, i hzs.g % BE- present
tcncrrrv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

Ere-Ff sse soas k@fTER
e eess sel fe@ stief
- Dess al lea4ss ilas.
ss 81 fa . f-a se sf 81 tAe
fssee ststs Eaaasf,e re fss@
80 44a sa laal fe - tse
isa ss SCI - ssssef - . 81 EsT
4 xsn raesss m eea ss'e estA
eatsF tlsesg.i g.isiss.e4 fst@ aks gaia's
lE ts go a 81 "a. lsslsA. z4 tsst
e ts saIsreei @sia aay.s ..lse IS e'gsss,
- eoU 4s-1 asf xsess4g e. even
aglg ssesgl iasss *ae sFs sasaEel -
i44s tssaspartaliol- as seei.e.. e e7-
fsress 4arsg t.s sesse1 ef "a gsfsen,
ve14i vaFt. sEs sss. .lssL s.feasy
aeszsd. ssfeas ial alasy ~ s3als - ne
H.eh.ssA r.s.roafk Ia.a i pafteelzsig
lss esss ~ise as Chirsgo Wees Aieai'
90. s4ica son-ss lnto oonsgatsflsa sil4
i4ks transportation g a.osx Lsxs &leh-
gao fsom Fsatwsfsg - Ns~ bafssa
i-s sni0sesmsal ~ tie iafsr-ei4is sei
vvscilsally destroys sas rsilFoat ifsfie -
these eongstitlys p5iass. ins fosd eAn-
uot 1fosd e. laaks - l0sai rates cores
poad 9Th Ihs los tefoagh rates ssssb-
is1sd - tie boats an5 by MAINTAINING .
tbfonsa rsss - correspond ~lia ths iocsi
ra1ss. 10 boai4 aalsrbld them b. 80
MACH Ia oEiy certain ffsiz-t. Which il
te - bsFo1d Chlssgo ard seui1 have 3
b 70 Dpsi there. o. ffslzat eF pAsssa-
ysr tszfta IN ease - vbich speed i RS
zaslsd more thaa sxgsnss, Sil - by
railroad
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

Oticer Bassett. of North Muskegon,
rsschsd this city Monday night with Harry
Lesste. one OF ihs young redskins who so
orntsily assaulted old Indian john a
compile of weeks ago. Legate bas been
hiding in the woods since the deed was
c0munt.ed and succeeded in elucing be
officers anfil Monday evening. when be
aas captured and brought to this city.
where De was arrsignst before Justice
bcsrlsiey yesterday, who listened with
mlcn attention 20 bis answers. and then
deciding iaat MuskeZon wss too toagh q
giece f3F bin, permitted him 70 dspsrt-for
igB.a for ninety days His sccomplice is
set o. lsrss but viii. no doubt, Join Harry
N q few days.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

q is nos ollen that pO.ies officers are e.
thr sesas u . disturbances too sooG- The
exception occurred. hoEsysf, ln he case
% the Socialist EEo5KAS a. Flitsoasg.
Monday nighs TIE cfowa shonld have
bssL given Q chance 70 gst q rope arouud
hls uech. A ios sxAI sles of thls kiad
wCuld 10 more 70 quiss the favngs o.
iheso laaas.cs than tbs best efforts q
tbs law coald 40 ior ths reason thu. tasy
voEld shoE thns popalar sentiment wss
oshsad the poalshusaf, aad DOT ihs mere
sanctions Of law. Tho Lax IS sometimes
too siov 10 DO most eSec'usi. O1e
women una'dsd tAught OposovAN
I.ossA lesson that has made him be-
Ter eltizsa ever s!Ece.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

Ths ne8sss saves seF Chiesxs On bef sFss
eis
CaeasF.s.t silver dol.s1s sfs "a eircala-
..4a.
TIE Nssxsssa saasTs ~ ues Is
sFeFF ssfae.
lspt " A sAvvlt. u ths G w IA
s2s ls lo~a sfstsra4f.
Agaee wssn - ,ufs Cofs Fuller AL
y. B. klaEs3eFy = s4lsst.
a. h aai general feskht sxsnt u ne q.
~ 8 &. ~ss q to~a sssssrisv
54ss sesoislsy thed 4ohn AelAonsld
So sftsl44l foF tsstisx rs siie.
Cre ssss .~.sntgae s.fes e4assd . fzlse
alafl .. sfs - 20 3 p. g.. yesterday
p bl'klsF. of rsB1y stofs ans spent
Festeri4g 80 Grand k2gbts on suslaess.
Loais snensn iefi Yesterday f0r Chics-
80 sksrs be- 81 uiske as istare hotas
A sgntc1's sifh am-le capita = dts
guss4az tas g Assti9n q BORING for nstursi
sas.
4 asw urs tstls piI q into sescl on
lhs Agsks<on. Grsnd R4pids a lndlans
sunday.
N.aloa WELSH. of Harvard CITY has
,aksa position a. clerk of The Carrie
kferssn-
arrivals Yesterday: Sehoonsfs Nellie
Walter saith. pass niger bzFgs A. Taylor,
"a zallez
The Nsnomiase iefi here yesterday With
AIS FzsssnEers among wL0ra we're ssysFsi
AusAeKcu peop.u-
Tbs Mleaigsn SblpEle Nnl Company are
putiing Ia ten hoek shingie machine Ia
fae.f tik nii Ia Loser iowa.
Harris, ths eonfsciionsF. IL liiting up
l.sVlAn oid store. sad will open np 5 tine
q, Abiisafaent in : couple 0f weeks
Clea.ances At North MGskegon Schooner
Chpp.r City Chicago. Prop laa Torrent.
Chicago. 80 COO fset Of Lumber. % cords
of slabs
VIII l. Harris. fof some tlFne past mana
s~f Vi tts Afiington, sss resigned that po-
siton and gone to Chicago 70 Dreo'iate with
Qafiles 10 tae. cily for tie sale OF pstent
sigat that he hes lAtely taken out.
I'll. Hlelsr lumber i4llvman. formerly
oi ;his city. returned from Huron Dak0ia.
a few days ago. Re applied for admission
- toe MON. 50 ne could go 10 work, bot
was refused. Ne will Try lis luck a. Man
| islee
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

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